Hmm, I'd be a bit weary about doing it in a Subaru. I've bogged a
LandCruiser on that track (admittedly it was carrying seven people at
the time), but it depends greatly on how churned the track is. The
track between Wonga and Casurina is quite popular with 4WD clubs, and
they are often quite numerous and don't mind churning the track (in
fact, some think it's fun to really bash their vehicles around, which
makes it very difficult for the next person along the track).
Having said that an X-Trail shouldn't have too many problems.
Bill
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 9:14 AM, Luke Shelley <> wrote:
> I'm planning a trip to the mallee region over the Melbourne Cup
> weekend. I have been a number if times, but one thing I have not done
> is drive from the Wonga Campground to Casuarina Campground along the
> tracks that join Dattuck Track and Meridian Track.
>
> Does anyone know if this is easy to do in a softroader 4wd (e.g.
> Subaru Forester, Nissan X-Trail)? Ideally I'd like to be able to drive
> into Wyperfeld from the south, then up to Casuarina Campgroud, and
> from there across to Pink Lakes via Underbool.
>
> --
> Luke
>
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